Beyoncé dropped two new singles on Feb. 11 titled “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages.” beyonce/Instagram One person explained that in the original music video, Gaga was featured being ...

The “Telephone” music video starts off with Gaga getting booked into “prison for b#?/7&es” on February 11, 2010. Super Bowl LVIII also happened to take place on February 11, 2024.

On Feb. 11, 2024, Beyonce already had fans in a tizzy by starring in a new Verizon Wireless commercial that aired during the big game. Lady Gaga, left, and Beyonce in the 2010 video for "Telephone." ...

Fans have been awaiting a sequel to the Jonas Åkerlund-directed music video for Lady Gaga and Beyoncé's "Telephone" since its 2010 release.

Then she was asked if Beyoncé will be in the video. She smiled and said simply, “Maybe.” This follows some 2024 speculation that a “Telephone” sequel was on the way.

Lady Gaga and Beyonce Courtesy of Lady Gaga/YouTube. Sleuths also pointed out the fact that Gaga entered prison in the “Telephone” video on February 11, which happens to be the same date of ...

Lady Gaga Teases Possible Beyonce ‘Telephone’ Sequel: ‘I’d Like to Pick Up the Phone’ Nearly 15 years after the iconic 'Telephone' music video was released, Gaga reacted to the ...

The “Telephone” video was a sequel in itself, continuing the story of Gaga’s 2009 video for “Paparazzi,” where she gets arrested for poisoning her lover, played by Alexander Skarsgård.

After Lady Gaga lent her vocals to Beyonce's single "Video Phone," Bey returned the favor on Gaga's "Telephone." The video debuts on Thursday March 11 on E! and we're excited to see these two ...

The pair had already collaborated on the song "Video Phone" for Beyoncé's 2008 album, I Am... Sasha Fierce. But it was a follow-up to their 2009 song, "Telephone" from Lady GaGa's The Fame ...

Fans seems to have connected the taxi and the landscape to the music video for Beyoncé and Gaga’s 2010 collaboration, “Telephone,” in which Bey bails Gaga out of prison and the duo drive ...

Lady Gaga continues to tease a sequel to her hit song “Telephone” which featured Beyoncé. The song was released in 2010 as part of Gaga’s The Fame Monster EP. The almost 10-minute music ...